Patterson Rademacher Title Tilt Draws Big Interest
Pete Rademacher prepares to face Floyd Patterson in Seattle on August 22 in a unique heavyweight bout. The amateur champion, backed by Youth Unlimited backers, risks a quarter million dollars in hopes of living the dream. If he loses, he earns little. if he wins, the fight reshapes a new boxing history.
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Seattle
Wash
Pete Rademacher
Pete
Walter Mitty
Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Dempsey
Kearns
Angie
Youth Unilimited Inc
Columbus
Youth Unilimited
Jennings
Pittsburgh
Curtin Jordan Dr
Fort Benning
Youth Unlimited
Columbus Bank
Tor
Louisville
New York City
Metiplace
North Carolina
Cus D'Amato
Patterson
Mana
New York
Gev
Rad Veats
Boxemacher
Ted Williams Faces Crack At .400 In Final 1941 Tilt
In a windup double header at Shibe Park Philadelphia Williams risks finishing the season at .399 or higher as he bats in the second game. He goes 6 for 8 on the day including a two base hit and a loud speaker homer fragment that could have been a 38th. Williams ends with a .406 average for the season.
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Maxwell Stiles
Ted Williams
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Williams
Bill Terry
Harry Heilmann
William
Art
Ted
Dick Fowler
Porter Vaughn
Alvis Shirley
Fred Caligiuri
West Hickory
Caligiuri
San Diego
California
Baseball Results from Nations League multiple games
Milwaukee Burdette and Crandall beat Chicago 6 to 4 as Nuxhall loses for Cincinnati. Rush wins for Pittsburgh a 6 to 3 victory over Philadelphia with Banks homer. Magro and Roebuck win for New York and Brooklyn in other listed affairs with several home runs noted across the slate.
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St Towle
Burdette
Crandall Nux
Chicago
Opal
Freeman
Amor
Acker
Wehmeier
Schmidt
Wilhelm
Burgess Loser
Burgess Loser Nuxhall (6-6), Home and Landruth Rush
Littlefield
Ryns
Crowe Neeman
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Schoendienst
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Philadelphia
Friend
Polles
Hacker
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Lopata
Maseroak
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Stouveree
aRne
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Livewees
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
McDevitt
Yx Crone
Louis
Law
Va Simmons
Lawrenge
Bowling Notices and League Meetings for Elyria Eagles
The Elyria Eagles Bowling League meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the clubrooms, with all old and new bowlers urged to attend. The Ed Witbeck Trucking Bowling League also meets at 8 p.m. at 230 Furnace St, with all teams required. A Classic League participation meeting is set for 9 p.m. at Tarry Tavern for interested bowlers.
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Elyria Eagles
Ed Witbeck Trucking
Furnace St
Tarry Tavern
Horse Racing and Baseball and Boxing and Football Listings
Daily sports update lists horse racing from Randall Park and Grandview KYW both at 10 45 and 2 45 pm. Baseball games feature the White Sox at Cleveland on WEOL and WERE, plus the Browns face the Detroit Lions on WGAR. Boxing match Davey Moore versus Victor Quijano airs on WEWS at 10 pm.
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Randall Park
WDOK
White Sox
Cleveland
WEOL
Davey Moore
Victor Quijano
WEWS
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
WGAR
At &cTh
Grandview, Kyw
Harshaw Chemists Rally to Take Industrial Loop Lead
Harshaw Chemical beat C A Olsen Co 5 to 1 to gain a half game lead in the Industrial standings after last night’s city games. Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home defeated Lear-Romeo 13 to 2 and Pfaudler Co. downed Tin Benders 10 to 7 in other softball action. Bill Hopkins and Bob Johnson homered for Harshaw, with Ken Logan adding two hits.
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Harshaw Chemical
C. A. Olsen Co
Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Lear-Romeo
Pfaudler Co
Bill Hopkins
Bob Johnson
Harshaw
Ken Logan
Tom Gotto
Ron Fritz
Black Ward
C. A. Olsen
Furnace
Rocco Ross
Don Gleisner
Dave Taylor
Hank Janowicz
Bittmer-DeCarlo
Ross
Janowicz
Tom Webb
Jim Heginbotham
Webb
Jack Roig
Pfaudler
Jim Smith
Larry Nixon
Ted Demers
Heginbotham
Praudler
Greg Paonessa
We. vii
Mesa
United Polish
Bittner-DeCarla
Elyria Telephone Co
Herman Contractors
Lear-Romeo 250 Co
Olsen Co
Pfaudier Co
Baraka Chemical Wets A
Tao Pfaudier Co
Rigis Telephone Co
Sane
Baseball Standings Thursday Games Featured
The schedule lists Chicago at Cleveland, Detroit at Kansas City, and New York at Boston as the only games. The results and standings will hinge on these matchups.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Aniregay
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Louis
Cele
Joston
Shabkeee
Baltimore
Abe
Meveland
Ati
Cangon City
Washington
Toiday
Ford
Va Brewer
Burnette
Mighty Brown
Ramos
Cleveland Knight
Donovan
Wynn
Mona
Heath Hurls One-Hitter In Little League West A Minor
Jeff Meath pitched W F W 1079 to a 3-2 win over Elyria Eagles in four innings with seven strikeouts. Heath went 2 for 2 and led the team at the plate while Bruce McCafferty added a triple for the winners. In another game Elyria Lions beat West Point Cities Service 6-3 as Bob Bedoes held West Point to three hits with six strikeouts.
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Jeff Meath
W.F.W
Elyria Eagles
Dick Carter
Elyria Lions
West Point Cities Service
Heath
Tom Mason
Gary Haupt
Eagles
Bob Bedoes
Lions
West Point
Bruce McCafferty
Carter
Bank Nine caps second half title with 10 0 win
Bank Nine clinched the Elyria Class D Hots Steve League second half championship by mowing down 1.0.0.F Merchants 10 to 0 behind John Nagy who limited them to two hits over seven innings with 11 strikeouts. Nagy homered and had three hits for Bank Nine as did Lengel. Day's Hardware edged Yates Construction 4 3 and West Side Lumber beat Legion Cubs 7 3 to keep the race tight heading into the final regular season games and possible playoff for the first half title.
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Savings Deposit Bank
Uup
Elyria
C.F. Merchants
John Nagy
Day
Yates Construction
West Side Lumber
Legion Cubs
Savings Deposit
Bankers
Day's Hardware
Nagy
al Bacher
Dale Balas
Steve Lengel
Bank
John Martin
Dick Henke
al Sabo
Pete Eaton
Ricky Timms
Jack Strauss
West Side
iMel Taylor
Carl Plato
Bill Krosky
Legion ‘Cubs
Ron Wimsatt
Dick Sweda
Ritchie Pond
Yates
Pet
Weal Side Lumber
Merchants
Patterson Shames Crown Floyd Patterson S Rademacher title bout called worst mismatch
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis blasted the August 22 title bout between Floyd Patterson and Olympic rider Ted Rademacher as the worst thing to hit boxing. Louis said Patterson shamed his crown by agreeing to face the 28 year old in Seattle. He urged the NBA to withdraw recognition of Washingtons Boxing Commission while noting Rademachers professional debut.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joe Louis
Floyd Patterson
Olympic Riig Pate Rademacher
Louis
Patterson
Rademacher
Seattle
Brown Bomber
National Boxing Association
Washington State Boxing Commission
Mercury Records
NBA
Fred Saddy
Association
Washington
Saddy
Rade ‘Macher
Boxing Commission
Grandview horse entries and race selections overview
A detailed list of Grandview harness races with entries, odds, and eligible horses across multiple races including Pace and Trot events. Notable horses mentioned include Dillon CG, Yolohl, Sky Memory, Copper entries, and various contenders across eight races with one mile tracks and purses ranging from 700 to 3000 dollars.
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Dillon CG
Maynard ‘Yolohl
Bobby Cash
Dob
Sky Memory
Celtis Wey
Brown Ceability
Johnny Chase
Claus G
Care Hanover
Jose~dale Liberty
Bombs Wick
Victorie June
van Mite i4eTh
Dinah Bong
Munolo
Lady Willga
Afton Gonse
Justification
Weet Joana
Court
Mickey MacPheraon
Dillon Pigk
W Witellen
Christites Pride
Market Royal iCobb
St. Byasion
Cobh
Anhweasel Kirk
Anne Abbe
Kirk
Banjo Pick Iett
Jus Wiek
Meer! Angi
Pace
Clara C
Jane Honor
Roberta
Rangeway
Kray Dona Jee
Fatey Wry
Wood Vio» Eh
Vale Gay
Jimmy Tryie
Linzis
Bituhe
John Hanover
Mr Parry
Whigton
Jare
Colonel Hin
Ennnies Dust Alarm
Auccens
Wayohamp
Calle Go ! Adore
Banker Girl
Meadow Darrie
dAnely Ely
Pree
Claus B
Bob
Earlstar Baby
Jane Brewer
Waywin Ibaa
Madona
Aiken Hanovar
Mel Stout
Claat C
Billie Hal Dalp
Lightning Peter
Norma Reed
Cash Jester
Poplar Woman
Diamond Notices: Looper's Bloopers vs New York Central
The Looper's Bloopers face New York Central in a practice game tonight at 6 30 at Elyria Recreation Field Diamond No 1.
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Looper
New York Central
Elyria Recreaition Field
Lemon To Exit With Elbow Trouble For Indians
Cleveland pitcher Bob Lemon, a seven time twenty game winner this season, will retire for the year due to elbow bone chips after consulting Dr. Don Kelly and orthopedic specialist Dr. Charles Herndon. The Indians, minus Lemon and Herb Score, were routed by the Chicago White Sox 10 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader, while Jim Rivera hit two homers in a loss that dropped Cleveland to fifth straight defeat. The White Sox built an 8 0 lead and added three more runs in the eighth as Dick Donn replaced Pierce for Chicago. Staley relieved in the seventh as Gerry Staley held the Indians to six safeties. Early Wynn meets Dick Donovan in the second game tonight.
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Cleveland
INL
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bob Lemon
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Don Kelly
Tribe
Lemon
Kelly
Charles Herndon
Lakeside Hospital
Herndon
In‘idwans
Herb Score
White Sox
Ieeenes
New York Yankees
Erby Farrel Hiarlesid
Jim Rivera
Bud Daley
Sherm Lollar
Waltero
Alpa
Dick Tomaneko
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Gerry Staley
Narleski
Ot Pierce
Staley
Wynn
Dick Donn T
Chicago
Hamtramck Wins Third Straight Little League Title
Hamtramck Michigan defeated Campbell Memorial 104 to 9 5 to clinch the Ohio Little League crown for the third consecutive season. The win advances the team to the Regoval Tournament in Crystal Lake Illinois Friday and Saturday with a berth to the National Tournament at Williamsport Pennsylvania at stake.
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Bucyrus
Hamtramck
Michi- Ran
Ohio
Campbell i Memorial
Michigan Champs
Ashland
Crystal Lake
Iinois
Williamsport
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